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Figure 1a: multiple angiomatous, well demarcated, dome shaped
and firm papules measuring 5 to 7 mm in diameter.
Figure 1b: Dermoscopic abnormalities: red homogeneous
background with white areas and white rail lines that intersected the
lesion, with white peripheral collarette.
Figure 2: Fibrous connective tissue with dilated capillaries,
chronic inflammatory cells and fibroblasts dispersed within the reactive
granulation tissue. (HE X 40)
Figure 3a: Clinic appearance after 3 months of follow up (The
lesions were 90% resolved).
Figure 3b: Dermoscopic appearance after 3 months of follow up
(Residual fibrosis).